Tule

Nice place to camp and visit the area. Right on lake and peaceful. Recommend

A very nice park with good campsites and beautiful views of the mountains.

Relaxing experience. Few people, bathrooms were out but they did have porta-potties. The lake was pretty and the campsites were clean.

The campground location is very nice. The check-in process is not.

In te evening there were some people that did not camp there came to take advantage of the shower and bathroom

Tule was very nice. The Camp Hosts were nice and the camp sites were nice. It is a shame that the toilets have to be closed. I was unable to mark the five star rating on the previous page.

Great place to get away and relax

We enjoyed our stay here. The proximity to the national parks, shopping and other places added to our great experience. Our space was large, there was no crowding, and the host was extremely helpful and knowledgeable.

Site with power the water spigot was close enough but most sites the water spigot looked like they were 100 feet away they are not by the road if you don’t want to struggle just go to the dump and filled up your tank according to your stay of days, the road noise was a five out of 10 out of 10 being the loudest night I really didn’t hear it just in the morning. Other than that everything was fine. The sites are far apart from each other To have a little bit of privacy. We were there during the weekdays, so it was pretty quiet during the day there was a family on the other side and we could hear the kids, but it wasn’t annoying or bothered us. The bathroom for super clean, the toilet, and the shower are separate. Front desk was very helpful we didn’t have a reservation. We got there on a Thursday we got two nights, but just stayed for one, but she was very helpful to provide a site for me She will tell you to go look at the ones that are available electric or non-electric and you pick and then you go back to her and you give her the site that you want and she’ll assign it to you. The surroundings are beautiful here in between mountains there’s a gas station north of the campground that is an Indian reserve gas and diesel are cheaper there in cash. The town is close enough to go to the store in case you forgot something. We didn’t do any activities around the area. Sequoia is about 2 1/2 hours from there maybe even two we just took our time to get there. They do have a dump not even just for guest, but if you’re passing through, you could use it with water for freshwater tank or to flush take your own water hose because the one that they have doesn’t work

We only need a night to sleep and charge our car. It worked out great. The facilities we clean and we had no problems.